Safe Drinking Water for Floods Victims Kenya

Children facing Crisis over Cholera, Gastro and Diarrhea via drinking contaminated water

Cholera doesn't know borders. Despite being preventable and easily treatable, children continue to suffer from potentially fatal diseases. After years of steady decline, cholera has made a devastating comeback. 

Over the past two years, cholera cases have more than doubled. More than 1.1 billion people are at risk, with children under 5 especially vulnerable. A cholera-endemic area is where cases have been detected during the past 3 years, and there’s evidence that it was caused by local transmission, rather than being imported from elsewhere. Meanwhile, a cholera outbreak (epidemic) can occur in countries where cholera does not regularly occur or in endemic countries. 

AHD helping Kenya in rural areas of western regions and want to help 500 more families and women and children will get help more

AHD team Kenya search over 5,000 families and will help them with safe drinking water Nadi filter innovation solution. Video of Kisumu Africa Women Happy: https://youtu.be/iNc-3E2LB6g

40 to 41% population of Kenya facing water borne diseases

As AHD Pakistan started work in Kenya and helped over all 13 areas and countries with initial trainings on Nadi filters and upset news about 41% of total Kenya population I  difficult situation and facing crisis in drinking contaminated water, we at AHD plans to reach some 500 in next quarter and for this we need all of your once again support to reach poor and vulnerable and indigenous people

Let us all join hands to make Kenya safe drinking water for all, rural side needs our attention and they don’t have any option to get safe and clean drinking water